1. The Golden State Warriors have sold the naming rights to their planned San Francisco arena to JP Morgan Chase bank for an undisclosed sum, the Chron reports. Under the deal, the Warriors’ new home, which is to be built on the San Francisco waterfront, will be called the Chase Center. The naming rights deal is an indication that the Warriors and Chase think the team will prevail in two lawsuits filed against the new arena by UC San Francisco Medical Center donors who contend that the facility will create a traffic nightmare for the hospital. The lawsuits have delayed the planned opening of the arena until at least 2019.

2. A large majority of Californians — 62 percent — say the government does not do enough to regulate guns, the SacBee$ reports, citing a new survey by the Public Policy Institute of California. The poll also found that 82 percent of state residents think undocumented immigrants should be able to stay in the United States legally if certain requirements are met, and “68 percent, a record-high number, say immigrants are a benefit to the state because of their hard work and job skills.”

7. And rideshare company Lyft agreed to a $12.25 million settlement with its drivers in which the drivers will receive added employment protections but will remain independent contractors and not employees of the company, the Mercury News$ reports. Uber is facing a similar lawsuit from its drivers, but there is no indication that it plans to also reach a settlement.